Fire Maple Antarcti Stainless Steel Kettle | 1.0 Liter Camp Kettle Great for Boiling Water, Tea, Coffee, Freeze-Dried Backpacking Meals | Portable for Camping Bushcraft and Travel

Bought for use on a small gas hob in my campervan. This is the best hob kettle I've owned.. is a good size for 1-4 mugs of liquid, heats quickly and no drips when pouring from the small spout. Handle remains sturdy and upright for pouring and also holds the lid in place. Really well designed, solid and beautifully polished quality Stainless Steel. Far better than the collapsible silicone kettles I've used (and melted!) in the past.

I've spent years buying not-too-expensive kettles for camping & campervans and whilst most of them were "OK" that was it - OK, did the job but nothing special.Finally decided to treat myself to a Fire-Maple kettle and wow - all the money I wasted over the years on different makes would have bought this a few times with change to spare.It is just the right size for one or two mugs, takes no space to store, easy to use, boils really quickly, does not drip when pouring ( although the handle does get warm and for comfort & safety it's best to use a potholder/mitt) and is overall a joy to use. I never thought it was possible to get so enthusiastic about a kettle, but there you go!If in doubt - just buy one, I hope this will be the last camping kettle I buy, it feels strong & robust and I expect it will last considerably longer than any of its predecessors.

Little expensive, but it's good quality used lots of times camping ,only the bottom of the kettle has lost its shine.Will need gloves to take it of the flame/burner as the handle can get hot 🔥.

Great kettle. We have used this many times on the camp stove, it boils water quickly and has been good to have.

First off, I'm always a bit sceptical of a swathe of reviews for an item which are majority freebies to Vine Voice reviewers.However, I was looking for a stainless steel kettle to replace my Trangia 25 alu kettle and since it was on offer, I gave it a go. A lot of people are looking to swap out the alu kettle with a stainless one in a Trangia cook set.This is a very well made kettle in bright stainless steel. It seems robust and should last a long time. both the kettle handle and the lid handle have no insulation. Unlike other small kettles the lid handle does not look upright and after the early stiffness of the lid handle wears off with use it could well end up getting very hot lying against the lid. the lid is also a very loose fit.It comes in a net drawstring bag which is of about average quality and I doubt will stand the test of time. My only fault with this kettle is that the lid opening is quite small in comparison to others.Will it work as part of a Trangia 25 set?Yes...it sits on the three pot supports in the lower position. It does not need the addition of a Trangia pot stand.Will it take the pot handle and trangia spirit burner inside? - yes it will, as well as a scourer, but it's a tight fit.Will it take a Trangia (or third party) gas burner. - No it will not. The metal locking plate that sits below the gas burner is exactly the diameter of the kettle opening. This rules it out as a Trangia 25 alternative kettle for me.So, while I admire the workmanship of the kettle, and I'm sure it would be fine for many camping trips I will be returning it.Also, while I got this at a deal price, at full price it is expensive for what it is.

All good, nice safety feature when tipping / pouring the kettle the lid is held in place by an extended section of the handle reducing the chance of a steam burn. Pours well no dribbling.

Does the job and well made and most importantly makes a lovely cuppa with no nasty after taste that aluminium kettles can have. Not cheap but worth the money imho.

Best kettle I've ever had, wish I bought the saucepan as well as a set